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this seems like the biggest problem. there are a bunch of spam call filtering solutions available from third parties that require me giving third parties a lot
by lsc 8y ago
this seems like the biggest problem. there are a bunch of spam call filtering solutions available from third parties that require me giving third parties a lot more of my data than I'd like; if apple would come up with a solution to the spam call problem, I'd pay good money for that.
- osullip 8y agoReally? It seems that it is a very easy thing to do. Obviously you need to grant permission to the app to monitor every inbound call, but I am sure that it could be an open source project that is not using that data for anything apart from the stated purpose. I'd pay for the same on Android
- marcosdumay 8y agoFDroid has a very good call blocker. It integrates with everything so you don't even remember it's there. But I didn't try to block calls with no disclosed id. Those disappeared from my view a while ago, so either it does block them by default or something changed on the part of the callers.
- lsc 8y agoyeah, come to think of it, I don't get a lot of blocked ID calls anymore, either. But I do get multiple spam calls a day, which is what I took OP's complaint to mean.